Russia were hit by yet another UEFA fine following further extremist behaviour by their fans at the European Championship.

The Football Union of Russia (RFS) were fined 35,000 euros (£28,207) for the conduct of their supporters during what proved to be the country's final match at the tournament against Greece last Saturday.

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All Russia's games in Poland and Ukraine were marred by the displaying of 'illicit banners' and 'the setting off and throwing of fireworks by spectators', earning them a total fine of just under £150,000.

The sanctions heaped further embarrassment on Russia, who are under increasing pressure to deal with fan problems having been named hosts for the 2018 World Cup.